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For me collecting bookmarks is part of a larger activity that involves any information I want to gather for use later on. Bookmarks is usually about assembling
by joe8756438 4y ago
For me collecting bookmarks is part of a larger activity that involves any information I want to gather for use later on. Bookmarks is usually about assembling a reading list or collecting resources on a topic. I used to think the larger activity was note-taking, but I'm realizing that's not really it either. The activity is something very general like "collecting information". Collecting, notes, bookmarks, quotes, transactions, events, equations, etc.
I built a service to solve this problem [0], but I'm not sure how to communicate what it is. Does it collect and organize bookmarks, yes. But I also use it to track of my spending, do my budget, keep a work log, make financial projections, manage tasks, send myself reminders and digests of all the above content.
[0] https://tatatap.com https://tatatap.com
- vorpalhex 4y agoThis is something approaching a general personal assistant. A few notes: My immediate worry is that this is not general enough. A tool like this is one I really want to integrate into my other tools - Obsidian, PushOver, etc. Pricing was an immediate turnoff for me. The demo auto-converts and I don't trust you enough to go for that. It seems like my data is very locked in. Again, not enough trust here.
- veg 4y agoI clicked the link because I want something like what you mentioned. But your landing page showed a programming language and you lost me. And I'm a developer. You're not selling a syntax. You're selling a solution. The homepage should be selling me on what you're solving, not the syntax to do it.
- sph 4y agoYour comment reminds me of the "Collections" feature in Microsoft Edge, where you can collect a group of related URLs and notes together. I haven't used Edge in a while, but I recall I used it a few times and it was a better experience than the regular "bookmark something and forget about it until it bit rots" which I've never been fond of. Now I wonder, can I have "Collections" on Firefox?